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Tendrils of Grief

Grievers and grief professionals share their personal stories and describe what was helpful for them or their clients in working through grief. This podcast will outline steps to have hope and build meaning into your life.

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45:45

The Silent Bond Between Mental Illness’s Stigma and...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/04/25

Marci Glidden Savage is the CEO of a family-owned packaging supply company. After experiencing the catastrophic impact of suicide twice, Marci emerges as a fierce proponent for eliminating the social stigma attached to mental illness which keeps many individuals battling depression and anxiety from seeking help. Marci is the author of And No One Saw It Coming, a book that she wrote with the intention of bringing more awareness to suicide, its prevalence in the U.S.A., how it impacts families, and

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42:51

Relating to the Spirit World with Christina Wooten

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2022/04/18

Christina Wooten is a Certified Psychic Medium who helps heart-centered women access the wisdom and support of the Spirit World to elevate their life. She enjoys teaching others to access their intuition and discover their own connection with the other side. She is also the host of Modern Life and Spirit Podcast where she shares topics such as intuitive living and integrating spiritual philosophy into everyday life. Christina shares in today’s episode how we can all learn to ask, recognize, and

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36:23

Don’t Let Grief Become Your Identity with Reverend...

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2022/04/11

Reverend Mark Sowersby has been married to his wonderful wife Jennifer for 17 years and is the father of four children. Mark has been an ordained minister with Assembly of God for over 25 years and is currently the Pastor of Calvary Community Church in Dudley, MA. Pastor Mark holds a BA in theology from Zion Bible College/Northpoint Bible College. In 2019, Pastor Mark went through a time of great healing. He began speaking about the experiences of his past and God’s grace and the transformational

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43:42

Dating After Losing Your Partner: Are You Ready to...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/04/04

Susan, your host, welcomes Sandy Weiner to today’s episode. Sandy Weiner, is the founder of Last First Date and The Woman of Value, she is an internationally known TEDx speaker, dating and relationship coach, women’s empowerment coach, NLP certified coach, author, and podcast host. She believes a woman of value gets the respect she deserves in life and love. Sandy is the author of Becoming a Woman of Value: How to Thrive in Life and Love. Her work has been published in Mind Body Green, The

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36:46

Grieving Doesn’t Have to Feel Lonely and Abandoned...

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2022/03/28

Susan, your host, is accompanied by Shannon MacFarlane to today’s episode. Shannon is a compassionate human and grief enthusiast who creates art around big emotions (and teaches self-professed non-artists how to do the same). She started her first photography business in 2009 and decided in 2013 that end-of-life and medical stories were the ones that called to her, so she did what people told her she couldn't and became a grief photographer and memorial artist. Today, Shannon shares her grief

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42:14

Grief Is a Sneaky Monster with Sherrie Dunlevy

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2022/03/21

Susan, your host, is accompanied by Sherrie Dunlevy to today’s episode. Former NBC News Anchor Sherrie Dunlevy served the Wheeling, WV area for nearly 30 years, both on television and radio. Today, she is a best-selling author, inspirational speaker, and the Founder of the Graduating Grief Academy and online support community, host of the Graduating Grief podcast and is also an Aging Awesomely Coach. Her Number one best-selling book How Can I Help?: Your Go-to Guide For Helping Loved Ones

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33:00

AfterGrief: Reassembling Your Identity Long After a...

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2022/03/14

Susan, your host, welcomes Peg Conway to today’s episode. Peg writes and practices healing touch therapy in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she also volunteers at The Children’s Grief Center. Her essays about early mother loss and long-term grieving have appeared at The Manifestation, The Cincinnati Enquirer, and The Mighty. After earning a Master’s in Journalism and working in Corporate Communications, she became a certified Childbirth Educator and Doula. Peg is the author of The Art of Reassembly: A

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37:14

Grieving a Sibling with Alyse Oram

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2022/03/07

Susan is accompanied to today’s episode by Alyse Oram. Alyse’s grief journey started in 2016 with the loss of a childhood friend, then her younger brother six months later. While processing her loss, she became aware of the limited resources available to sibling loss specifically and the discomfort she witnessed from others when discussing the topic. Alyse and her family created a local summer camp scholarship fund in honor of her late brother as a way of creating positivity from tragedy. While not

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42:02

Normalizing Death: An Unavoidable Part of the Cycle...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/02/28

Laah Wallace is a writer and dreamer, a recovering social worker turned mushroom farmer and business consultant. Her personal and professional lives have been steeped in grief, each loss cumulative and heavy and left her floating and untethered after the loss of both parents and a sibling. As with the dynamism of loss and life, the grief waxes and wanes but is ever-present, now a welcome reminder of the collection of loves gained and loves transformed and the longing for a reconnection. Laah is

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44:20

Raising Siblings Bereaved with Loss with Michele Benyo

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2022/02/21

Michele Benyo is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist®, parent mentor, and founder of Good Grief Parenting, whose purpose is to support parents who are raising young bereaved siblings after child loss. Her mission is to be a voice for the youngest of grievers and to help parents nurture and understand the unique needs of children who have lost a sibling in early childhood. When Michele’s six-year-old son died of cancer, her daughter said, "Mommy, half of me is gone." She was just 3 1/2 years old

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34:06

Grief Is a Chronic Pain Experience with Elizabeth Kipp

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2022/02/14

Susan welcomes Elizabeth Kipp to today’s episode. Elizabeth is a Chronic Pain Specialist, Yoga-Informed Addiction Recovery Coach, Ancestral Clearing® Practitioner, Yoga and Meditation Teacher, and international best-selling author of The Way Through Chronic Pain: Tools to Reclaim Your Healing Power. She focuses on helping people realize the power of their inherent healing. Elizabeth healed from over 40 years of chronic pain, including anxiety, panic attacks, and 32 years of addiction to prescribed

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31:59

A Memoir: Another Way of Processing Grief with...

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2022/02/07

Susan, your host, welcomes Caroline Nadine Helsing to today’s episode. She is an alumna of The University of Hawaii. She currently lives in Newport Beach, California with her husband and their dog, Daisy. Unapologetic: Tales of the Original Party Crasher is her debut book and is the heartfelt story of a daughter processing the loss of her mother while she examines and celebrates her mother’s story through clues and memories left behind, she weaves an entertaining account of a complicated, enigmatic

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38:38

Losses Are Inevitable, You Are Not Alone with Amanda...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/01/31

Amanda Farrat is the founder of Value Yourself Counseling, a certified emotional wellness counselor, Advanced EFT Practitioner, and professional speaker. Amanda has a prolonged history of education and experience in the mental health and wellness field and social services. She received her undergraduate degree in Family Science from Montana State University and later pursued a Master of Social Work. Amanda left the program to attend to her own needs after facing numerous difficult losses in a short

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37:28

Our Grief Is Unique with Dr. Kevin J. Payne

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/01/24

Dr. Kevin J. Payne joins Susan in today's episode. He is a scientist, entrepreneur, and author. He's spent 15 years as a professor and a decade as a startup founder and consulting data scientist. He had the life he loved shredded by decades battling multiple sclerosis. When he lost everything he cared about, he decided to rebuild his life by facing the fear of his uncooperative body in the air and becoming a skydiver. 600 jumps later (and counting), he is at home in the sky. Born from a decade of

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37:05

Signs: The Magic of Being Connected to Someone Who...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/01/17

Susan is joined in today’s episode by Carmen De La Russe who is a self-independent writer who decided to embrace her mother’s passing by writing poetry. Carmen is 28 years young, one year ago her mother passed away from complications of COVID and she is still learning to cope with this huge loss day by day. Carmen decided to write away all her pain and published her very first poetry book Poesia en Los Labios which is dedicated to her dear mother, Aurora. This book contains poems about

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35:14

Grieving Through the Holidays with Susan Ways

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2022/01/10

Susan welcomes you to a special New Year’s episode of Tendrils of Grief Podcast. This is a solo episode, where Susan shares the tools that can help you make it through each day at this particular time of the year. Remember that it is ok not to be ok, and in your grief journey, there will be good and bad days. Listen to this episode and learn how to interrupt that deep grief for a moment, focus on something different, and find moments of peace in your life. Key Takeaways: How do you show the world

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40:40

Sad, Lonely, Grieving, and Still Having a Good Life...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/01/03

Susan welcomes Heather Dempsey to today’s episode. She is an emotional health coach and Mentor for life and business. Heather is a cat-loving foodie, personal development coach and self-care enthusiast who has helped hundreds of anxious and overwhelmed individuals and service-based entrepreneurs create radical emotional and mindset transformations so that they thrive. She supports her clients — from feeling hopeless, unhappy, and stressed, as if life would never going to be any different from what

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45:03

Grieving Is Also Learning How to Take Care of...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/12/27

Susan welcomes Samantha Ruth to today’s episode. Samantha is a Psychologist, Speaker, Best Selling Author, and the Proud Founder of Griefhab: a 24/7 support community open to anyone who has experienced a loss. She helps people around the world turn their pain into their power by guiding them to be their true selves not who they think they need to be, by embracing their differences, and by living life on their own terms. Samantha's mission is to change the way the world views both grief and mental

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49:57

Grief Is Personal and No One Should Tell You How To...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/12/20

Katherine Barner is a Grief & Trauma Expert, Award-Winning Author, and Licensed Psychotherapist. Katherine specializes in equipping Black women survivors of childhood sexual abuse as well as individuals recovering from significant loss with the skills to pursue and achieve, mental, emotional, and spiritual health leading to more productive and peaceful lives. Her ultimate goal is for survivors to know they do not have to live in the shadows of abuse. In today’s episode, Susan and Katherine talk

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38:07

Stillbirth: Loving Someone You Lost with Maria Price

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/12/13

Maria Price accompanies Susan to today’s episode. Maria is a teacher, a wife, and a mom. She is also the author of Love You Still, a memoir that chronicles Julia’s unexpected stillbirth at term, and the beginnings of the grief journey, complete with depression, a crisis of faith, and an unplanned pregnancy that followed. As Maria learns how to navigate life without her daughter and its impacts on her relationships and personal well-being, she has become passionate about breaking the silence

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